The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19

PKlCE IHkEE CEN los
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR M'GLYNN.
$4,000 PARADERs, AND AS MANY Spec
TATORS IN UNION SQUARE
| The Hon. James OBrieu In Line" Den's,
Den't. Dea't Go To Rome" Ne . March.
inE Cry-An Ovation to the ClerRyman-
He Makes q speech After Midnight
Lights Out Fifth Avenuc.--" Liberty.
Equality, Fraternity. Justice" the Note
Given t. the Meeting by Dr. Mceiyan.
In numbers and In a stubborn enthusiasm
which held on and on through hours OF walt
ing, the McGlynn demonstration last evening
was one Of the most remarkable gatherings
evor held in Union square. Tho crowds began
to assemble In the plaza long before dirk
| before sunset, even. BY little after Z
o'clock q compact mass Of people had
packed themselves about the cottage
from which DR.. McGlynn was to re.
| view tho procession. By 8 o'clock, the
hour at which the most sanguine had hoped
that tho procession would at least be within
hearing distance, the space between the cot.
tage and the buildings on the north side Of the
square, with the exception Of q passage way
on the sidewalk which was kept clear by tho
|
spread out nearly to Broadway on one side
and to Fourth avenue on the other. Great
numbers Of women were present. and many OF
| the women carried babies in their arme.
With every moment tho throng grew In den.
sity and extended It's borders. BY 8h o'clock
there must have been 10000 or $4,000 people In
the plaza. The crowd grew 30 thick and com.
pact about the front OF the cottage that tho
movement Of one wns the concern Of all; o
jostle at any one point swayed the entire mass
| as though Y were single block.
For hour after hour the people thus stood In
the muggy. oppressive air, looking steadily be.
| fore them at the cottage, and uttering no hint
Of impatience. but only q desire to cheer
something. A short man in high white hat,
who was DR.. Fox. and who has general resem-
| blance, seen from distance, to Henry George.
escaped an ovation by keeping in the back
ground Of the cottage platform. Whenever
glimpses Of his face were had q cheer was
| set UP.
There were no side stands for speakers. It
was the original idea that there should be four
Of them. and there would have been but for
put them up was unable to keep his agreement
because Saturday afternoon Is q half holiday
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the stands with trucks. and one truck was
wheeled pP on the east end Of the but
from the cottage. Capt, Williams, With $50
noar 20 de to
| p, DIR. M'GLYNN ARRIVES.
e.rrisss containing Dr. Mcdiynn slowly forced
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alfshted. and. hat IN hand, walked through
pa9ssso made for him BY the ~ r.
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voted and unwavering support
START OF THE PARADE.
The organizations which were to parade had
| nav a;nce n'cioct The first intim alton tha
Menn Sanc co,ectaG On the RroadWav sidewaILs
na% a. oaGes With HenrY Georse tracts whicR
were thrown broadcast over the street. At
n Eas} rhIrteenth street. and HEADED Nv ~
| half dozen mHrshals. nrocesded down Broad.
Wav. Mountcd police had been asked for. but
| mona had heen snnnlied The Man was to have
| the lines formed on the streets east and west
| az Rroadway march down ABREAST and then
separate. one line turning east at Astor place
| and the other west at Waverley place. But In
the enthusiasm Of the moment the marshal
| stationed at Aston place forgot what
he was there for, and the whole line. ef-